Homonyms, Homophones, Homographs

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Tongue twisters
How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood

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Sometimes English is quite easy...

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And sometimes English is hard...

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Today
Learn about letters and sounds
Learn why letters need different sounds
Learn the difference between homophones, homonyms and homographs

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There are LETTERS and there are SOUNDS.
Of which do you have more in English?
A
Letters
B
Sounds

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Phonetic chart

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vowels: klinkers (zonder dat je mond elkaar hoeft aan te raken

consontants: medeklinkers: luchtverstoring
One of the ways English pronounciation can be difficult:
Homograph, homonym, homophone


Which word parts are familiar from Latin?

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Homonym
- Same sound
- Same spelling
- Different meaning

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Give an example of a Homonym

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Homograph
- Different sound
- Same spelling
- Different meaning

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Give an example of a Homograph

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Homophone
- Same sound
- Different spelling
- Different meaning

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Give an example of a Homophone

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What homophones/graphs/nyms did you pick up?

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Homograph
Homonym
Homophone
Same pronunciation, different spelling, different meaning
Same pronunciation, same spelling, different meaning
Same spelling, different pronunciation, different meaning

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Close is a homonym. Create 2 sentences with each meaning

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Welke vragen heb je nu nog?

Als ik jou nu in het kort vraag om het verschil uit te leggen, wat zou je dan zegggen? (/voorbeeldwoorden)

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Tongue twisters
She sells seashells down by the seashore 

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Homophones - Homonyms - Homographs


Goals:
- Understand the difference between these terms
- Enrich your vocab

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difficult to pronounce:
- this, three, Thai
- Wednesday, chocolate, memory
- live, leave; hit, heat

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Dictation

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Dictation:
Across the road, I saw something coming. Through my glasses, I immediately saw that it was definitely a car. I hoped it was the ice cream truck, what a disappointment.

What do you hear?
A
fit
B
feet

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Which word is the odd one out?
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plays
B
space
C
pace

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Rhyming
Rhyming in English can be difficult because not all words that look similar sound the same: fear - bear 

Try to make a rhyme of at least 10 sentences with 5 different rhyming combinations (AA,BB,CC,DD)

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